The Italian coaches were against it Jose Mourinho following the coach’s statements of Rome against the referee Daniel Chiffi who led the ‘gianlorossi’ party against the Monza and that he sent off the Romanista for a double yellow celikcards shown in minutes 90 and 95. In addition, Mourinho made sure he was wearing a microphone on the field to protect himself, something that will be the subject of an investigation.
Mourinho He said of said referee: “He’s the worst referee I’ve seen in my whole career. We don’t do what other clubs do. We can’t go out and say we don’t want this referee anymore, like other teams do And you see eventually some referees don’t blow the whistle for some teams. We don’t have that strength.”
Renzo Olivieri, president of the Assoallenatori (AIAC, Italian coaches association): “The Italian coaches are on the side of the referees, yes or yes, even without Mou… I want to comment. This is not a joke.”
olivieri continued: “The statements of Jose Mourinho They are serious and unacceptable. In particular, the admission that a microphone was brought to the bench to record the dialogue between him and the referees, justifying the decision as defensive, undermines the foundations of the system, in a kind of all against to everyone. Honor and guarantee must be ensured for all.”
“This is not about fueling personal antagonisms. A month ago AIAC applauded Mourinho for his gesture in front of his own fans in support of Stankovic, who was insulted. This is the image we want a coach to cultivate with his charisma. A quality that should increase your sense of responsibility.”
Source: La Verdad
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